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FOODSERVICE EVENTS PRESENT COMMISSION WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO EDUCATE TARGET AUDIENCES
FOODSERVICE EVENTS PRESENT COMMISSION WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO EDUCATE TARGET AUDIENCES
The California Avocado Commission demonstrated CAC's position as a resource for all things avocado at two recent industry events — the International Fresh Produce Association Foodservice Conference and the AvoGrove Open House. At each event the Commission showcased the resources it has available to support California avocados on the menu and the sustainable practices of California avocado growers who produce the locally grown premium fruit.
The IFPA Foodservice Conference, which was held July 27-28 in Monterey, California, brought together a record-breaking 2,200+ attendees including restaurant/chain operators, school foodservice professionals, distributors/wholesalers/brokers, produce and allied industry manufacturing...
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Tropical Storm Hilary causes flooding, mudslides in Southern California
Over the weekend, Tropical Storm Hilary surpassed daily rainfall records across Southern California, leading to flooding, mudflows, blocked and inaccessible roads and highways, school closures, and power outages in some areas.
California Insurance Commissioner Lara has provided insurance information for those affected by Tropical Storm Hilary.
If your property has been damaged due to the storm, the Dept. of Insurance advises you to file a claim with your insurance company. If you are unsure whether the damage is covered, contact your insurance company, agent or broker.
Most homeowners' and commercial insurance policies include wind and storm damage. Damage caused from fallen trees also is generally covered under all standard homeowner policies. The Dept. of Insurance also has posted a